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    Setup menus (continued)
    No./Item Description
    008
    DISPLAY SELThis selects what information is to be
    provided by the time code and other
    super displays output to the VIDEO
    MON connector.
    0000 TIME :Data only.
    (The data indicates the value for
    whichever of CTL, TC or UB currently
    selected by the COUNTER button.)
    0001
    T&STA:
    Data and operation status.
    0002 T&S&M :
    Data, operation status and mode.
    0003 T&RT : Data and REC TIME
    0004 T&YMD : 
    Data and REC DATE 
    (year/month/day)
    0005 T&MDY :
    Data and REC DATE
    (month/day/year)
    0006 T&DMY :
    Data and REC DATE
    (day/month/year)
    0007 T&UB :
    Data and user bit.
    However, when UB has been selected
    with the COUNTER button, the time
    code is displayed after the user bit.
    0008 T&CTL :
    Data and CTL data.
    However, when CTL has been
    selected with the COUNTER button,
    the time code is displayed after the
    CTL data.
    0009 T&T : 
    The data and time code recorded in
    the VAUX area are displayed.
    0010 VITC:
    The time code and user bit recorded in
    the VAUX area are displayed.
    Notes:
    •Mode display:
    DVCPRO (25 Mbps) = DVCPRO,
    DV = DV, DVCAM = DVCAM
    •An error message appears if a warning
    or error has occurred when “T&S&M”
    has been selected as this setting.
    •
    REC TIME and REC DATE are displayed
    during DV/DVCAM, playback only. With
    the DVCPRO (25 Mbps) format, the
    operating mode is 
    displayed.
    No./Item Description
    001
    LOCAL ENAThis selects the buttons which can be
    operated on the front panel when the
    CONTROL switch has been set to
    REMOTE.
    0000 DIS :
    No buttons can be operated.
    0001
    ST&EJ:
    Only the STOP and EJECT buttons
    can be operated.
    0002 ENA :
    All buttons can be operated.
    002
    TAPE TIMERThis selects the 12 or 24 hour display
    for the CTL counter.
    0000
    ±12h: 12 hour display
    0001 24h : 24 hour display
    003
    REMAIN SELThis selects whether the remaining
    tape time and total tape length are to
    be displayed in the superimposed
    display of the VIDEO MON connector
    signals.
    0000 OFF: No display.
    0001
    2L:
    The remaining tape time is displayed
    on the second line.
    0002 1L :
    The remaining tape time is displayed
    on the first line.
    0003 R/TTL :
    The remaining tape time is displayed
    on the first line, and the total tape
    length is displayed in the second line.
    Notes:
    • When “2L” is selected, the remaining
    tape time is not displayed if “TIME” or
    “VITC” has been selected as the setup
    menu item No.008 (DISPLAY SEL)
    setting.
    • When “R/TTL” is selected, the total tape
    length is not displayed if “TIME” or
    “VITC” has been selected as the setup
    menu item No.008 (DISPLAY SEL)
    setting.
    USER menu 
    The underlined items indicates the initial setting. 
    						
    							Setup menus (continued)
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    USER menu 
    The underlined items indicates the initial setting.
    No./Item Description
    009
    CHARA H-POSThis sets the position of the
    characters on the horizontal plane for
    the time code and other super displays
    output to the VIDEO MON connector.
    Note:
    Press the joystick, then you can set the
    position of the characters by inclining it up
    or down or to the left or right.0000 0
    ::
    0004
    4
    ::
    0016 16
    010
    CHARA V-POSThis sets the position of the
    characters on the vertical plane for the
    time code and other super displays
    output to the VIDEO MON connector.
    Notes:
    • Press the joystick, then you can set the
    position of the characters by inclining it
    up or down or to the left or right.
    • When the DISPLAY SEL status causes
    characters to extend beyond the edges
    of the screen, the setting value is
    changed but the characters are
    automatically displayed at a position on
    the screen where they will not extend.
    (For AJ-SD255E)
    0000 0
    ::
    0023
    23
    ::
    0028 28
    (For AJ-SD255P)
    0000 0
    ::
    0018
    18
    ::
    0022 22
    011
    CHARA TYPEThis selects the display type for the
    super display output to the VIDEO
    MON connector as well as for displays
    such as the setting menu, etc.
    0000
    WHITE:
    White characters against a black
    background.
    0001 W/OUT :
    White characters with a black border.No./Item Description
    017
    CHARA SIZEThis selects the size of the characters
    for the superimposed display output
    from the VIDEO MON connector.
    0000
    NORMAL:Standard size
    0001 LARGE :
    4 times larger than the standard size
    Note:
    When LARGE has been selected, only
    time data is displayed, regardless of the
    setup menu No.008 (DISPLAY SEL)
    setting. 
    						
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    Setup menus (continued)
    USER menu 
    The underlined items indicates the initial setting.
    No./Item Description
    100
    SEARCH ENAThis sets the method used to transfer
    to the search mode (stick operation).
    0000
    STICK:
    Operation transfers to the search
    mode when the SEARCH button is
    pressed or the stick is operated.
    0001 KEY :
    Operation is not transferred to the
    search mode unless the SEARCH
    button is pressed.
    101
    SHTL MAXThis sets the maximum speed for
    shuttle
    0000 x8.4 :8.4x normal speed
    0001
    x16 :16x normal speed
    0002 x32 :32x normal speed
    104
    REF ALARMThis selects whether to warn the
    operator when the REF. VIDEO signal
    has not been connected.
    0000 OFF :
    Warning is not given.
    0001
    ON:
    Warning is given by the flashing STOP
    lamp.
    Note:
    Video and audio output may be disturbed
    when the reference video signal is not
    input, so it is recommended that a system
    which inputs the reference video signal
    be used. 102
    FF. REW MAXThis sets the maximum speed for FF
    and REW operations.
    0000 x32 :32 x normal speed
    0001 x60 :60 x normal speed
    0002
    x100:100 x normal speed
    Note:
    With mini DV or mini DVCAM cassette,
    the maximum speed is set to 32x
    regardless of this item’s settings.
    107
    PLAY DELAYThis set the play delay time in frame
    increments.
    0000
    0
    ::
    0015 15
    108
    CAP.LOCKThis selects the CAPSTAN LOCK
    mode.
    Note:
    Color framing for the VIDEO MON
    connector output is not guaranteed.
    (For AJ-SD255E)
    00002F:2F mode
    0001 4F :4F mode
    0002 8F :8F mode
    (For AJ-SD255P)
    00002F:2F mode
    0001 4F :4F mode
    No./Item Description
    111
    FRZ MODE
    SELThis selects the output picture in the
    STANDBY OFF (HALF LOADING) and
    EJECT modes.
    0000
    DIS:
    The video output is muted.
    0001 STB OFF:
    When the STANDBY OFF (HALF
    LOADING) mode is established, the
    picture being played back at the time is
    frozen and output.
    0002 SOF&EJ:
    When the STANDBY OFF (HALF
    LOADING) or EJECT mode is
    established, the picture being played
    back at the time is frozen and output.
    Notes:
    •The freeze status complies with the setup
    menu item No.605 (FREEZE SEL) setting.
    •The playback screen freezes only when
    setup menu No. 122 (STOP EE SEL) is
    set to STOP.
    •In the EJECT mode, the freeze image is
    output only when BLACK or GRAY is
    selected as the setup menu item No.120
    (EJECT EE SEL) setting.
    109
    AUTO REWThis selects whether to rewind the
    tape automatically to the tape start
    when the tape end is detected.
    0000
    OFF:
    The tape stops at the tape end.
    0001 ON :
    The tape is rewound to the tape start.
    Note:
    The tape stops near the BEGIN point
    when setup menu No. 160 (MEMORY
    MODE) is set to M-STOP.
    112
    V IN SEL INHThis selects whether video input
    switching using the INPUT SELECT
    button is to be enabled or disabled.
    0000
    OFF:
    Video input switching using the INPUT
    SELECT button is enabled.
    0001 ON :
    Video input switching using the INPUT
    SELECT button is disabled.
    0002 REC :
    Video input switching using the INPUT
    SELECT button after the unit has been
    transferred to a recording mode is
    disabled.
    113
    A IN SEL INHThis selects whether audio input
    switching using the INPUT SELECT
    button is to be enabled or disabled.
    0000
    OFF:
    Audio input switching using the INPUT
    SELECT button is enabled.
    0001 ON :
    Audio input switching using the INPUT
    SELECT button is disabled.
    0002 REC :
    Audio input switching using the INPUT
    SELECT button after the unit has been
    transferred to a recording mode is
    disabled. 
    						
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    Setup menus (continued)
    The underlined items indicates the initial setting.
    USER menu 
    No./Item DescriptionNo./Item Description
    115
    EJECT SW
    INHThis selects whether to enable or
    disable the operation of the EJECT
    button on the front panel.
    0000
    REC :
    Operation is disabled while the unit is
    in the recording mode.
    0001 OFF  :
    Operation is enabled in all modes.
    120
    EJECT EE SELThis selects the modes for the picture
    and sound output when the tape is
    ejected.
    0000
    EE :EE mode
    0001 BLACK  :
    The picture turns black, and the sound
    is muted.
    0002 GRAY  :
    The picture turns gray, and the sound
    is muted.
    Note:
    The IEEE1394 digital output video will be
    black even if GRAY is selected.
    121
    F/R EE SELThis selects whether the EE mode or
    playback mode is to be established
    during fast forwarding or rewinding.
    0000
    EE :EE mode
    0001 TAPE  :Playback mode
    122
    STOP EE SELThis select whether the EE mode or
    playback mode is to be established
    when operation is stopped.
    0000
    EE :EE mode
    0001 TAPE  :Playback mode
    Note:
    The selection is complied with even in the
    standby OFF mode. However, the picture
    will turn gray (black for IEEE1394 digital
    output) when TAPE is selected.160
    MEMORY
    MODEThis sets the repeat play mode.
    0000
    OFF :
    No repeat play (normal operation)
    0001 M-STOP :
    The tape stops near the BEGIN point when a
    FF or REW operation has been performed.
    0002 REPT1 :
    During playback, the tape is rewound
    to the BEGIN point and stopped when
    the END point is reached.
    0003 CONT :
    During playback, the tape is rewound
    to the BEGIN point and then played,
    and these steps are repeated when
    the END point is reached.
    161
    CTL BGN
    or
    TC BGNThis sets the BEGIN point in the repeat
    play mode.
    Whether TC or CTL is displayed on the counter
    when the COUNTER button is pressed is set
    here. When there is no setting, --:--:--:-- appears,
    and the tape start serves as the BEGIN point.
    162
    ENDThis sets the END point in the repeat
    play mode.
    Whether TC or CTL is displayed on the counter
    when the COUNTER button is pressed is set
    here. When there is no setting, --:--:--:-- appears,
    and the tape end serves as the END point.
    163
    REPT MODEThis sets the output image when the
    tape returns to the BEGIN point in the
    repeat play mode.
    0000
    FREEZE:
    The tape returns to the BEGIN point
    while the playback image at the END
    point remains frozen.
    0001 BLACK :
    The tape returns to the BEGIN point while
    a BLACK picture remains on the screen.
    0002 EE_SEL :
    The tape returns to the BEGIN point
    with an image which is in compliance
    with the setup menu item No.121 (F/R
    EE SEL) setting.
    Note:
    If, when FREEZE has been selected, the
    END point has been set at the tape end,
    the playback image will not be frozen
    properly. Set the END point in a range
    where pictures have been recorded.
    202
    ID SELThis sets the ID information to be
    returned to the controller.
    0000 OTHER :
    0001
    DVCPRO:
    0002 ORIG :
    Notes:
    • ID information of any VTR except for the
    DVCPRO’s is set in OTHER.
    • The ORIG setting should only be used
    when a Panasonic controller (AG-A850
    etc. sold separately) is connected.
    114
    REC INH
    LAMPThis selects whether to cause the REC
    INH lamp to flash or light up when the
    cassette has been set to the accidental
    erasure prevention status.
    0000
    LIGHT:The lamp lights up.
    0001 FLASH :The lamp flashes.
    Note:
    When the REC INHIBIT switch is set to
    ON, the REC INH lamp always lights
    regardless of the general setting status.
    USER menu 
    No./Item Description 
    						
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    Setup menus (continued)
    The underlined items indicates the initial setting.
    No./Item Description
    USER menu 
    No./Item Description
    401
    SRC
    PROTECTWhen the time selected as the setup
    menu item No. 400 (STILL TIMER)
    setting elapses while the unit is in the
    search STILL (JOG/SLOW/SHTL)
    mode, the unit automatically enters
    one of the tape protection modes. This
    menu item is for selecting which tape
    protection mode the unit is to enter.
    0000
    STEP: STEP FWD
    0001  HALF : HALF LOADING
    Note:
    When STEP FWD is selected, the unit
    automatically goes into the STANDBY
    OFF (HALF LOADING) mode when the
    total time for which the unit is left standing
    in the still status reaches 30 minutes (or 1
    minute for a DV/DVCAM tape).
    402
    DRUM
    STDBYThis selects the drum operation in the
    STANDBY OFF (HALF LOADING)
    mode.
    0000 OFF :
    The drum stops rotating.
    0001
    ON:
    The drum continues rotating.403
    STOP
    PROTECTWhen the time selected as the setup
    menu item No. 400 (STILL TIMER)
    setting elapses while the unit is in the
    STOP mode, the unit automatically
    enters one of the tape
    protection modes. This menu item is
    for selecting which tape protection
    mode the unit is to enter.
    0000 STEP : STEP FWD
    0001
    HALF: HALF LOADING
    Note:
    When STEP FWD is selected, the unit is
    automatically transferred to the
    STANDBY OFF (HALF LOADING) mode
    when the total time during which it has
    been left standing in the STOP mode
    reaches 30 minutes (or 1 minute for a
    DV/DVCAM tape).
    404
    DV STILL TMRThis menu item is for selecting the
    time to elapse before the tape
    protection mode is established when a
    DV or DVCAM tape is being used.
    It is for selecting the time to elapse before
    the tape protection mode is established
    when the VTR has been left standing in
    the STOP or search STILL (JOG, SLOW
    or SHTL) mode.
    (Unit: s = second, min = minute)
    0000 0.5s
    0001 5s
    0002
    10s
    0003 20s
    Note:
    When using the unit in temperatures
    below 59°F (15 °C), set this item to 10
    seconds to protect the tape and video
    heads.
    400
    STILL TIMERThis menu item is for selecting the
    time to elapse before the tape
    protection mode is established when a
    DVCPRO tape is used.
    It is also for selecting the time to elapse
    before the tape protection mode is
    established when the VTR has been left
    standing in the STOP or search STILL
    (JOG, SLOW or SHTL) mode.
    (Unit: s = second, min = minute)
    0000 0.5s
    0001 5s
    0002 10s
    0003 20s
    0004 30s
    0005 40s
    0006 50s
    0007 1min
    0008
    2min
    Notes:
    • STEP FWD and HALF LOADING are
    provided in the tape protection mode.
    Either of these can be set for STOP and
    SEARCH STILL.
    • The cumulative standby time at the
    same tape position increases when
    transmitting programs or otherwise
    using identical materials repeatedly. In
    order to protect the tape, it is
    recommended that the shortest possible
    setting for the standby time in the same
    tape location is used. 
    						
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    Setup menus (continued)
    USER menu 
    The underlined items indicates the initial setting.
    No./Item Description
    506
    BINARY GPThis sets the usage status of the user
    bit of the time code generated by the
    TCG.
    0000
    000:
    NOT SPECIFIED (character set not
    specified)
    0001 001 :
    ISO CHARACTER (8 bits character set
    based on ISO646, ISO2022)
    0002 010 :UNASSIGNED 1 (undefined)
    0003 011 :UNASSIGNED 2 (undefined)
    0004 100 :UNASSIGNED 3 (undefined)
    0005 101 :PAGE/LINE
    0006 110 :UNASSIGNED 4 (undefined)
    0007 111 :UNASSIGNED 5 (undefined)
    507
    PHASE
    CORRThis selects whether to control the
    phase correction of the LTC which is
    output from the TIME CODE OUT
    connector.
    0000
    OFF:
    Phase correction control is not
    performed.
    0001 ON :
    Phase correction control is performed.
    508
    TCG CF
    FLAGThis selects whether the CF flag of the
    TCG is to ON.
    0000
    OFF:CF flag is OFF.
    0001 ON :CF flag is ON.
    509
    DF MODE
    (For AJ-SD255P)
    This selects the DF or NDF mode for
    CTL and TCG.
    0000
    DF:
    The drop frame mode is used.
    0001 NDF :
    The non-drop frame mode is used.
    Note:
    DF/NDF switching is valid only when the
    CONTROL switch is set to LOCAL or the
    setup menu No. 001 (LOCAL ENA) is set
    to ENA.
    No./Item Description
    500
    VITC BLANKFor selecting whether to output the
    VITC signal at the positions selected
    by setup menu items No. 501 (VITC
    POS-1) and No. 502 (VITC POS-2).
    0000 BLANK :
    VITC signals are not output.
    0001
    THRU:
    VITC signals are output.
    501
    VITC POS-1This sets the position where the VITC
    signal is to be inserted.
    Notes:
    • The same line as the one used for the
    setup menu items No. 502 (VITC POS-
    2) and No. 662 (UMID POS) setting
    cannot be set.
    • The default settings are not restored
    even if the RESET button is pressed
    while holding down the SEARCH button.
    (For AJ-SD255E)
    0000 7L
    ::
    0004
    11L
    ::
    0015 22L
    (For AJ-SD255P)
    0000 10L
    ::
    0006
    16L
    ::
    0010 20L
    502
    VITC POS-2This sets the position where the VITC
    signal is to be inserted.
    Notes:
    • The same line as the one used for the
    setup menu items No. 501 (VITC POS-
    1) and No. 662 (UMID POS) setting
    cannot be set.
    • The default settings are not restored
    even if the RESET button is pressed
    while holding down the SEARCH button.
    (For AJ-SD255E)
    0000 7L
    ::
    0006
    13L
    ::
    0015 22L
    (For AJ-SD255P)
    0000 10L
    ::
    0008
    18L
    ::
    0010 20L
    503
    TCG REGENThis selects the signal to be
    regenerated when the time code
    generator (TCG) in the REGEN mode.
    0000
    TC&UB:
    Both the time code and user bit are
    regenerated.
    0001 TC :
    Only the time code is regenerated.
    0002 UB :
    Only the user bit is regenerated.505
    EXT TC SELThis selects the time code to be used
    when an external time code is to be
    used.
    0000
    LTC:
    The LTC of the TIME CODE IN
    connector is used.
    0001 VITC :
    The VITC of the input video signal or
    the timecode of the IEEE1394 digital
    input signal is used. 
    						
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    Setup menus (continued)
    USER menu 
    The underlined items indicates the initial setting.
    No./Item Description
    510
    TC OUT REFThis is used to switch the phase of the
    time code, which is output from the
    TIME CODE OUT connector, for the
    external LTC input when the TCG
    switch is at the EXT position.
    0000
    V OUT:
    Time code is synchronized with output
    video signal.
    0001 TC_IN :
    Time code is synchronized with
    external time code input.
    511
    VITC OUTThis selects how the VITC which is to
    be superimposed onto the output
    video signal is to be output.
    0000
    SBC:
    During recording:
    The input time code, which was
    selected by the setup menu No. 505
    (EXT TC SEL) setting and TCG
    switch, is output as the VITC.
    During playback:
    The time code recorded in the SBC
    area is output as the VITC.
    0001 VAUX :
    During recording:
    The time code detected from the
    input video signal is output as the
    VITC.
    During playback:
    The time code recorded in the
    VAUX area is output as the VITC.
    Notes:
    • The time code detected from the input
    video signal is automatically recorded in
    the VAUX area while pictures are being
    recorded.
    • If Y P
    BPR, CMPST, S-VIDEO or SDI is
    selected as the input signal, the VITC
    output during recording is a timecode
    superimposed on the input signal
    regardless of the above setting.
    514
    VITC GENThis selects whether or not to record
    the internal time code generator value
    in the VAUX area.
    0000
    OFF:
    The internal time code generator value
    is not recorded in the VAUX area.
    When video signals on which the time
    code has been recorded are input, the
    time code of the input signals is
    recorded in the VAUX area.
    0001 ON :
    The internal time code generator value
    is recorded in the VAUX area.
    513
    RUN MODEThis sets the operation mode which is
    to make the internal time code
    generator advance.
    0000
    REC:
    The internal time code generator is
    advanced during recording.
    0001 FREE :
    When the power is on, the internal
    time code generator is advanced
    regardless of the operation mode.No./Item Description
    SBC (sub code data) area:
    This area is separate from the video and audio data area on
    the helical track. The time code complying with SMPTE/EBU
    standards is stored here. As with the conventional LTC
    (linear time code), the time code can be read even during
    rewinding or fast forwarding. It can also be read out when the
    tape has stopped.
    VAUX (video auxiliary data) area:
    This area is to be found in the video data area on the helical
    track.
    The additional information relating to the video data is stored
    here.
    Note:
    The time code and user bit are controlled during tape
    playback by the data which has been recorded in the SBC
    area. This means that all the data recorded in the SBC
    area alone is used as the data which is to be indicated on
    the counter display section in the middle of the front panel
    or in the superimposed display, or as the data which is to
    be transmitted to the editing controller or other unit. 
    						
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    Setup menus (continued)
    The underlined items indicates the initial setting.
    USER menu 
    No./Item Description
    600
    INT SGThis selects the internal reference
    signal.
    0001 BB :
    The black burst is generated.
    0002 CB100 :
    100% color bars are generated.
    0003
    CB75:
    75% color bars are generated.
    602
    V-MUTE
    SELThis selects whether to mute the video
    output signals when a blank on the
    tape has been detected during
    playback.
    0000   N-MUTE : No muting. (Freeze)
    0001
    LOW RF:Muting. (Set to gray.)
    603
    CC (F1)
    BLANK
    (For AJ-SD255P)
    This selects ON or OFF for the closed
    caption signal of the first field.
    0000   BLANK : 
    Signal is forcibly blanked.
    0001THRU:Signal is not blanked.
    604
    CC (F2)
    BLANK
    (For AJ-SD255P)
    This selects ON or OFF for the closed
    caption signal of the second field.
    0000   BLANK : 
    Signal is forcibly blanked.
    0001THRU:Signal is not blanked.
    605
    FREEZE SELThis selects the freeze mode for still
    pictures.
    0000
    FIELD:Field freeze.
    0001 FRAME :Frame freeze.
    Note:
    When frame freeze has been selected,
    the frame slow status is established with
    the slow setting.
    609
    EDHThis selects whether to superimpose
    EDH onto the SDI output signals.
    0000 OFF : EDH is not superimposed.
    0001
    ON:EDH is superimposed.
    610
    P
    B/PRIN LV
    (For AJ-SD255P)
    This selects the analog component
    input level.
    0000 M :M level
    0001
    B-CAM:ß-CAM level
    614
    P
    B/PROUT
    LV
    (For AJ-SD255P)
    This selects the analog component
    output level.
    0000 M :M level
    0001
    B-CAM:ß-CAM level
    No./Item Description
    622
    SETUP
    (For AJ-SD255P)
    For setting 7.5% setup processing to
    be performed on input and output
    signals.
    When the STOP button is pressed,
    operation is transferred to the sub-screen,
    and the setup level is set for each output.
    To return from the sub-screen, press the
    STOP button again.
    00
    CMPST INThis selects the 7.5% setup processing for
    the input composite and S-Video signal.
    0000    THRU : 
    The signal is recorded in its original
    form.
    0001
    CUT:
    The signal is recorded with the 7.5%
    setup removed.
    01
    CMPST OUT
    This selects the 7.5% setup processing for
    the input composite and S-Video signal.
    0000    THRU : 
    The signal is output in its original form.
    0001
    ADD:
    The signal is output with the 7.5%
    setup added.
    Note:
    Bear in mind the setting for sub-screen
    item No. 03 (CMPNT OUT) of setup
    menu item No. 622 (SETUP).
    02
    CMPNT INThis selects the 7.5% setup processing
    for the input component signal.
    0000
    THRU: 
    The signal is recorded in its original
    form.
    0001 CUT :
    The signal is recorded with the 7.5%
    setup removed.
    03
    CMPNT OUTThis selects the 7.5% setup
    processing for the output composite,
    component and serial (digital) signal.
    0000
    THRU: 
    The signal is output in its original form.
    0001 CUT :
    The signal is output with the 7.5%
    setup removed.
    0002 ADD :
    The signal is output with the 7.5%
    setup added. Sub-screen
    YA94G
    YA94GThis appears only when the optional board 
    AJ-YA94G has been installed. 
    						
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    Setup menus (continued)
    660
    UMID RECThis selects whether or not to record
    the UMID information on the tape.
    0000 OFF :
    UMID information is not recorded on
    the tape.
    0001
    ON:
    UMID information is recorded on the
    tape.
    Note:
    If 1394 has been selected as the input
    signals using the INPUT SELECT button,
    UMID will not be recorded even when it is
    set to ON unless the input signal can be
    detected.
    624
    CC REC
    (For AJ-SD255P)
    For selecting whether to record the
    closed caption signals multiplexed on
    the input signals on the tape.
    0000 OFF :
    No closed caption signal is recorded.
    0001
    ON :
    When a closed caption signal is
    detected from the selected input
    signal, it can be recorded.
    Note:
    If 1394 signals have been selected as the
    input signals using the INPUT SELECT
    button, the closed caption signals which
    have been multiplexed onto the input
    signals will be recorded on the tape
    regardless of the setting.
    645
    WIDE 
    SELECT
    This selects whether or not to record the
    wide-screen information on the tape.
    0001 WIDE :
    The wide-screen information is
    recorded on the tape.
    0002
    NORMAL:
    The wide-screen information is not
    recorded on the tape.
    Notes:
    • If 1394 has been selected as the input
    signals using the INPUT SELECT
    button, the wide-screen information on
    the input signals will be recorded
    regardless of this menu’s setting.
    • With input signals other than 1394
    signals, the wide signals will not be
    detected.  Select WIDE as the setting
    when recording the wide-screen
    information on the tape.
    • Regardless of the above setting, the
    wide-screen information cannot be
    superimposed onto tape playback and
    output. No./Item Description
    USER menu 
    No./Item Description
    662
    UMID POSThis sets the line on which the UMID
    information is to be superimposed.
    Notes:
    • The line selected for the setup menu
    item No. 501 (VITC POS-1) and No. 502
    (VITC POS-2) settings cannot be
    selected for this item.
    • The default settings are not restored
    even if the RESET button is pressed
    while holding down the SEARCH button.
    (For AJ-SD255E)
    0000 BLANK
    0001 8L
    ::
    0010
    17L
    ::
    0015 22L
    (For AJ-SD255P)
    0000 BLANK
    0001 12L
    ::
    0006
    17L
    ::
    0008 19L
    YA94G 661
    UMID GENThis selects the basic UMID
    information to be recorded on the tape
    when ON has been selected as the
    setup menu item No. 660 (UMID REC)
    setting.
    0000 INT :
    Newly created basic UMID information
    of this unit is always recorded.
    0001
    EXT:
    The basic UMID information of the
    input signals is recorded.
    Newly created basic UMID information
    of this unit is recorded if there is no
    basic UMID information on the input
    signals.
    Note:
    The source pack (of the UMID
    information) of the input signal will be
    recorded on the tape, regardless of this
    menu’s setting.
    YAD255G
    YA94G
    The underlined items indicates the initial setting.
    YA94G
    This appears only when the optional board 
    AJ-YAD255G has been installed. This appears only when the optional board 
    AJ-YA94G has been installed.
    YAD255G 
    						
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    No./Item Description
    722
    REC CH1This selects the input signal to be
    recorded on the audio CH1 track.
    0000
    CH1:
    Audio input CH1 signal.
    0001 CH2 :
    Audio input CH2 signal.
    0002 CH1+2 :
    Mixed audio input CH1 and CH2
    signal.
    723
    REC CH2This selects the input signal to be
    recorded on the audio CH2 track.
    0000 CH1 :
    Audio input CH1 signal.
    0001
    CH2:
    Audio input CH2 signal.
    0002 CH1+2 :
    Mixed audio input CH1 and CH2
    signal.
    727
    PB FADEThis selects the processing method
    for the audio edit points (IN point, OUT
    point) during playback.
    0000
    AUTO:
    According to the status during
    recording.
    0001 CUT :Forced CUT
    0002 FADE :Forced FADE
    728
    EMBEDDED
    AUDThis selects whether to superimpose
    the audio data onto the SDI output.
    0000 OFF :Data is not superimposed.
    0001
    ON:Data is superimposed.YA94G
    Setup menus (continued)
    The underlined items indicates the initial setting.
    No./Item Description
    USER menu 
    701
    CH1 IN LVThis selects the audio input (CH1)
    reference level switching.
    0000 4dB
    0001
    0dB
    0002–20dB
    702
    CH2 IN LVThis selects the audio input (CH2)
    reference level switching.
    0000 4dB
    0001
    0dB
    0002–20dB
    706
    CH1 OUT LVThis selects the audio output (CH1)
    reference level switching.
    0000 4dB
    0001
    0dB
    0002–20dB
    707
    CH2 OUT LVThis selects the audio output (CH2)
    reference level switching.
    0000 4dB
    0001
    0dB
    0002–20dB
    YA94GThis appears only when the optional board 
    AJ-YA94G has been installed. 
    						
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